Career Development empowers students and graduates to be active agents in designing their careers and to use their liberal arts education to adapt to and transform the future of work.
Schedule 1:1 career coaching, pre-law, or pre-health appointments, request a virtual document review, or drop in to our Career Studio.
Career communities, based on industry rather than major, help you cultivate your industry-specific skills, connections, and resources.
Access strategies and resources for searching for internships, on-campus jobs, post-graduation jobs, and graduate school.
Explore careers, design career plans, build skills, and network with alumni and employers.
Access identity-based campus and Hartford-area resources, professional associations, search engines, and anti-discrimination resources.
Support the career exploration of Trinity students and share opportunities within the Trinity network.
Trinity students are making the most of the summer with a wide variety of internships that add new depth to their academic pursuits. Here, some Bantams talk about what they are doing this summer and what the experiences mean for their future paths at Trinity and beyond.
More than 350 Trinity alumni volunteered this spring to be matched with a graduating senior through 2021 Connect, a four-week industry-based mentorship program offered by Trinity’s Center for Student Success and Career Development. “My mentorship gave me perspective as to what ‘life beyond the Long Walk’ would look like and how much value a Trinity degree holds,” said Jeffrey Sagun ’21.
Trinity’s Student Success team is adept at connecting students with resources to help navigate challenges they encounter during college. With the team’s leadership, Trinity has achieved a first-year student retention rate of 90 percent, worthy of celebration in any year and even more so in the time of COVID-19.
Outside of the classroom, Trinity College offices and academic centers continue to offer many services, activities, and events for students in virtual formats, as college life adjusts to the COVID-19 pandemic.
